PART TWOPutting it all together. Consider that a household purchases 300 food items and 30 clothing items per year.1YearPop.2019 100,58210,8212020 101,82811,2792021 103,988 13,6582022 106,923 14,009Out of theLabor ForceYear2019202020212022LaborForceUnemployed FoodPersonsPriceU35,3846,0146,5547,122Use the dataset above to complete this table. Make sure to show your work. (Type your answers. However, you cansubmit a picture of your work into the document if you want.)LFPRClothingPrice$10.37 $28.99$11.09 $30.25$11.81 $32.00$12.66 $33.77CPIInflationRate

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PART TWO Putting it all together. Consider that a household purchases 300 food items and 30 clothing items per year. Year Pop. 2019 100,582 2020 101,828 2021 103,988 2022 106,923 Year 2019 2020 2021 2022 Out of the Labor Force Use the dataset above to complete this table. Make sure to show your work. (Type your answers. However, you can submit a picture of your work into the document if you want.) Labor Force 10,821 11,279 13,658 14,009 Unemployed Food Clothing Persons Price Price 5,384 $10.37 $28.99 6,014 $11.09 $30.25 6,554 $11.81 $32.00 7,122 $12.66 $33.77 U3 LFPR CPI Inflation Rate

PART TWO Putting it all together. Consider that a household purchases 300 food items and 30 clothing items per year. Year Pop. 2019 100,582 2020 101,828 2021 103,988 2022 106,923 Year 2019 2020 2021 2022 Out of the Labor Force Use the dataset above to complete this table. Make sure to show your work. (Type your answers. However, you can submit a picture of your work into the document if you want.) Labor Force 10,821 11,279 13,658 14,009 Unemployed Food Clothing Persons Price Price 5,384 $10.37 $28.99 6,014 $11.09 $30.25 6,554 $11.81 $32.00 7,122 $12.66 $33.77 U3 LFPR CPI Inflation Rate

Principles of Economics 2e

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ISBN:9781947172364

Author:Steven A. Greenlaw; David Shapiro

Publisher:Steven A. Greenlaw; David Shapiro

Chapter2: Choice In A World Of Scarcity

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